Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-09
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. APRIL. 9. 1887.
Mrs. Robert Miller will shortly depsr tor visit to Canada.

Mrs. J. A. Jul0 VIII soon NisAt Ohli- tornia, to remain possibly during the summer months.
 Superyisor John Anderson and his wife. of Nogales. are ID the city, and are stopping al the San Aayler.
 This coupon, accompanied by twenty five cents. entities the holder to the best St, Julien punch Tn the world, at Buff's. The weatherwise say there will be no rain until the summer season for rains sets in, and then there will be wsshouts all along the line.
 Mir. Chss Driscoll, late chief clerk of the Territorial Council, has arrived from Prescott, and is registered at the Palace.
 4 suspect" vas taken from the cars last night and quarsntined pending the development of the suspicious symp- toms.
 Concrete Hsskln has invented a new process ot manufacture of the most desirable form of sub-irrigsting pipes and wll give 1t a thorough test.
 Mir. 5. G. Williams IS just in from the Guusight camp, where he has been 70 long that be Is almost like 8 stranger n the city.
 Mrs. Fl. Buehman expects to leave shortly for g visit to her old home m Michigan, to remain during the heated term.
 There were 30 many of the grand Jurors excused this morning that 1t be- came necessary to issue special Tenire, returnable st two o'clock this after nOop,
 New Mexico's boss liar got ID his April fool work by the discovery of a csve ID which was found the petrIfed body os the missing link" The missing iinz was probably the one fooled by the yarn.
 fl everything went of as arranged Mr. John l.. Young of Greaterville, and Miss Della Gardiner, daughter of MT. Tom Gardiner, were married at Apache Springs ranch, n the Santa Ritss, last Wednesday. The CITIZEN extends con gratulsuons.
 Mir. H. W. Klein has undergone sur gical operation, and hIs condition is now rapidly improving. It is believed that he will be at his post of duty again ID B couple of weeks, as sound as a dollar.
 note from Justice Thos. F. Pegg, of Gresterville, conveys the information that he tied the nuptisl knot on March Both, 1887, that united Mir. John Lander Young and Miss Della Gardiner, of that place. The CITIZEN noticed the event in a prevIous issue,
 The Scotia has taken 8 partner, snd hereafter the firm will be Reid & Fraser, r. s~ terest. Both members of the firm arc well known and very popular and they vii make 6 strong team
 The saloon men of Tucson are organ. izing 10 cooperate with the Prescott movement % contest the license law Under ths new law the California Wine House Is required to pay Sl092 Incense and taxes paryear. Mir, Judd's license alone costs him S207.50 per quarter.
 Dr. Spencer says that Gen. Allen. ol though severely brused by his recent accident. will be all right in a few days His many friends rejoice that his in- juries were not so serious as at first Ie- ported.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges the cards of MT. and Mrs. Jas. M. Braeewell, of Tombstone. Mr. Bracevell IS the editor Of the Democrat and was married ID Tustin, Los Angeles oouRty, a couple of weeks ago to Miss Lids \. Stanford.
 That Benson telegrsphic correspond. ent of the San Francisco newspapers has been getting in some good, old news that the CITIZEN had reproduced from the Apache County Critic a day or two before, and the Critic wsa 8 week old when it reached here. He's daisy,
 The sale of the Tssker place to l.. II Goodrich Illustrates the sdTsnce of rea estate during the past three months Msuk X SE8lfer bought the quarter sec tion in January last for s 800 and sold 1t yesterday for Ss.OO0 after having kept loo head of horses on its pasture sll winter.-PheniI Gazette.
 Mir George Laws and wife, and two lady friends are stopping at the San Asvier, awaiting the arrival of their old tima friend, Mr. D, T Elmore from the east. Upon hIs arrival the whole party will go to the Owl Heads to visit the splendid mlnes of which Mir. Elmore i. manager.
 The California Wine House has beer t-snsacting R very fine and highly satls- factory wholesale business during the past season and seems to acquire new vigGr with every invoice of goods received and they come often. Mir. T. A, Judd IS ve-y careful and energetic manager sn1 always makes 8 success of every thing he undertakes to do.
 By his accommodating ways and square dealings with the pubic, Mir, D Henderson has established his banking house iu this city upon 8 solid and firm foundation. He enjoys the full conf. dence of every business man and is con. stsntly adding to his long list of warm friends. Tucson has reason to feel proud of its banking houses.
 Captain Samuel J. Blair, of Wllco1 died at that place suddenly, on Wednes- day evening, of Rpoplexy. He was a Canadian by birth, 47 years of age, 6 carpenter by trade but followed mining considerably. He formerly resided ip Nevada and California and came to Ari- zona about elght years ago. At one time he was captain of the militia com. pRny organized at Gsleyville.
 Mr. J. W. Began and Miss Katie Stewart were married at the Catholic church in this cIty last Wednesday morning. Mir. Began Is a well known and successful mining man, and his brlde was one of the charming bells oi Arivscs. The CITIZEN joins with their thousand and one friends in wishing them joyous journey sdown lite's path way.
 The District Court Clerk to-day made demand on the County Court Clerk for all the records pertaining 10 the County Court. The County Court Clerk refused to turn over anything but the record pertaining to pending cases mandamus was issued and the matter will be tested in a friendly way in the District Court, Judge Haines appearing for the County Clerk.
 The Tombstone Prospector says: It is none ot She ProspectOr's business, but il strikes us that If the merchants of Tue son would club together and raise . iund Tor sinking an srtesisn we'll on the land adjoining their town. It would prove, IL successful. of ten times more beneht 10 them than forty smelters or halt-dozeni Jim Crow railroads. The conhguration of the country indicates that RrteslGn water could be found st s